How the U.S. Became the World’s LNG Superpower
Global liquefied natural gas exports grew by about 1.2 trillion cubic feet in 2025. The United States supplied approximately 1.10 trillion cubic feet of that increase.
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UAE Oil Output Hits All-Time High, Doubling Pre-Crisis Levels
The United Arab Emirates lifted its crude oil output to a record 4.1 million barrels per day (bpd) in June, according to estimates from the International Energy Agency, marking the highest level the country has ever produced.
Canada Unveils New Pipeline to Cut Reliance on U.S. Oil Routes
The governments of Canada and Alberta have jointly proposed a new domestic oil pipeline intended to link the country's western and eastern regions, reducing Canada's dependence on United States infrastructure for moving its crude.
Oil Shock Could Turn Super El Niño Into an Inflation Problem Again
The world isn't just staring down another weather event. It's staring down a weather event colliding with a supply-driven oil shock. JPMorgan warned Friday that a "super" El Niño combined with higher energy prices from the Middle East conflict could…
The Escalating Energy War Between California and the White House
A widening policy confrontation between California and the Trump administration is testing the balance of authority over energy development in the United States, with clashes spanning offshore wind, oil pipelines and coastal regulation.
New Zealand Oil Explorers Rush to Secure Offshore Permits Before Election
Small oil and gas explorers are moving quickly to lock in offshore exploration permits in New Zealand, seeking to complete contracts before a general election in November that could see the reinstatement of a drilling ban.